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- 1US Postal Service warns it may stop delivering mail ballots▼Postal Service says it will not deliver ballots if states refuse to turn over voter lists under Trump proposal
The US Postal Service says it will not deliver mail ballots in states that refuse to hand over voter lists, a requirement tied to a proposal pushed by President Trump. The stand-off puts election officials and the agency on a collision course ahead of upcoming votes, raising concerns about ballot access and administration in affected states.
- 2Rejected ballots rise in Skagit County, post office questioned▼Increase in rejected ballots in Skagit County raises questions for post office
Skagit County, Washington, has reported an increase in mail-in ballots rejected ahead of an election, and county officials are raising questions about the role of the US Postal Service in the trend. Rejected ballots can disenfranchise voters, and local election offices typically urge voters to check signature and postmark requirements. The issue has drawn attention to how reliably the postal service is delivering ballots on time.